About 21 Royal Highland Fusiliers
21 Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada Army Cadet Corps (21 RHFC ACC) is open to youth age 12-18. We meet once a week during the school year where you will learn citizenship, leadership, drill, effective speaking, outdoor survival, air rifle shooting, play sports and much more.
Plus, we have additional weekends for bush exercises, competitions, trips and a variety of other fun experiences.
On top of all this, during the summer, cadets have the opportunity to go to a variety of summer camps and expeditions. Courses range from 2 to 7 weeks and include basic training, introductory and advanced courses in leadership and instruction, drill and ceremonial, outdoor adventure, sports and fitness and the Canadian Forces basic parachutist course. There are also international exchanges for select cadets to places like Australia, South Korea and Scotland.
As if this wasn't enough incentive, a number of cadet activities also qualify as community service for school. Can it get any better? Who else gets to have fun AND do their schoolwork at the same time?
The White Hackle
New York State Trip-Update
As some of you already know, we are planning a cadet trip to New York State in support of the Legion. It’s been a long process but it looks like the trip will soon be officially approved! For those that don’t know here’s some additional information: From May 25-27, we will be taking a busload … Continued
Summer Training Information 2019
It’s that time of year again, Although it’s a bit chilly outside soon it will be summer training time! For those that are new to cadets, Summer training (usually referred to as ‘camp’) is an extension of our weekly training into the summer. For us at 21, our summer training primarily takes place at one … Continued
Friends of 21: WRPS Chief Bryan Larkin
Waterloo Regional Police Service Chief Bryan Larkin shares his thoughts on leadership
Clear Communication is crucial
In an effort to encourage others to learn from their mistakes, I want to share one of my biggest mistakes from the beginning of the year on why clear communication is critical.
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